Hello,
is it possible to specify global meaning of value BarItemContentAlignment.Default. We have problem with toolbutton's appearance in popupmode.
Version DX 15.1.5
http://1drv.ms/1IBNHTV
Ver sion DX 15.1.8
http://1drv.ms/1IBNEHK
When I change the new property ContentHorizontalAlignment to "Near", then the buttons look like in version 15.1.5.
Default value for this property is set to "Default".
Is it possible to make meaning of "Default" same as "Near"
Regards,
Tomas
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Hello Tomas,
Currently, the default value is obtained from the BarItem instance and BarManager doesn't provide any global settings to substitute this value.
As far as I understand, your final goal is to avoid setting this property value for each BarItem manually.
You can use this code to set the required value for each BarItem:
C#for (int i = 0; i < barManager1.Items.Count; i++)
item.ContentHorizontalAlignment = BarItemContentAlignment.Near;
I hope this information is helpful. Let me know if you have additional questions.
It is great that you have found a suitable solution for this issue.
It seems you wished to share your code with us, but the file you attached is empty. If you reload this file, it will allow us to examine your approach :).
I'm sorry :-)
I have attached the sample file one more time. It's only for information. Fortunately, we use base derivered classes of XtraForm and XtraUserControl, so I can implement this feature in these classes.
I have one remark.
Very often, when we install new version of DX, the GUI is changed and we have to looking for solution to return the appearance to the original form. Exactly in that case would be suitable a static field/property for initializing the meaning of the default value. It allows backward compatibility and a lot of variability for different users.
Regards,
Tomas
Thank you for your remark.
I've passed the ticket to our developers for further research. We will inform you as soon as we have any results.
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Hello Tomas,
We need some time to investigate this behavior. Please bear with us. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
For clarification, we use Office2003 style.
lookAndFeel = new DevExpress.LookAndFeel.DefaultLookAndFeel();
lookAndFeel.LookAndFeel.Style = DevExpress.LookAndFeel.LookAndFeelStyle.Office2003;
lookAndFeel.LookAndFeel.UseWindowsXPTheme = true;